Imagine diving in the world's biggest aquarium, the Great Barrier Reef and experiencing crystal clear water with an amazing array of marine life. Since being declared a Green Zone (no-take, fish or spear) in 2003, the marine environment around Lady Elliot Island has gone from 'Great' to 'Amazing'! The diversity, quantity and size of the marine animals is truly remarkable and it's just getting better with the passage of time.
Lady Elliot Island offers a tremendous, and almost unparalleled anywhere, diversity of uncrowded easily accessible dive locations to experience the biggest coral reef system in the world. Visibility is over 20 metres for much of the year and encounters with giant Manta Rays, Green, Hawksbill and Loggerhead Turtles and an abundance of incredible marine life are a daily occurrence.
Lady Elliot Island offers a tremendous, and almost unparalleled anywhere, diversity of uncrowded easily accessible dive locations to experience the biggest coral reef system in the world. Visibility is over 20 metres for much of the year and encounters with giant Manta Rays, Green, Hawksbill and Loggerhead Turtles and an abundance of incredible marine life are a daily occurrence.
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Fiji
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The volcanic islands of Fiji are found in the South Pacific Ocean and are home to cyan coloured lagoons, abundant rainforests, pine forests, mountains formed of limestone and coral islets or dormant and extinct volcanoes, and 1,666 kilometres of white sand beaches scattered across 709,660 square kilometres of ocean.
Tahiti
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French Polynesia, also known as the Islands of Tahiti, consists of 5 island groups: Tuamotu Archipelago; Society Islands; Gambier Islands; Austral Islands; and the Marquesas Islands. Tahiti, located in the Society Islands, is the most populous island and contains the country's capital: Pape'ete.
The islands of French Polynesia have something for everybody, from spa treatments and 5-star dining experiences to hiking and scuba diving, you won't be short of things to do.Dive with sting-rays, whales and reef sharks in crystal clear water. Hike up one of the volcanic peaks and take in the unbelievable 360° views of ocean, bays, lagoons and mountains.
The islands of French Polynesia have something for everybody, from spa treatments and 5-star dining experiences to hiking and scuba diving, you won't be short of things to do.Dive with sting-rays, whales and reef sharks in crystal clear water. Hike up one of the volcanic peaks and take in the unbelievable 360° views of ocean, bays, lagoons and mountains.
Micronesia
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Micronesia consists of more than 2,000 islands which are situated north of Papua New Guinea and to the west of Hawaii. The local villages in the eight main island groups each have their own unique culture, language, history and attractions. Except for the larger towns Guam and Koror, they have maintained the traditional and cultural way of life, with few modern-day facilities.
Solomon Islands
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The 992 islands that make up the Solomon Islands sit to the east of Papua New Guinea and north of Vanuatu. These islands remain relatively untouched by the developments of the modern world and encompass the notion of the quintessential remote island experience. Most islands are surrounded by colourful coral reefs, with luminous lagoons, wonderful white sand beaches and cool coconut trees.
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